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THE AGE of SPIRITUAL MACHINES: WHEN COMPUTERS EXCEED HUMAN INTELLIGENCE, by Rak Kurzweil
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Quinn, Neil
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Issues in Ethics 2000 Spring; 11(1): 19-20
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Date
2000-03
Subject
Computers
;
Intelligence
;
Information Science Ethics
;
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